Obama Must Address Problems of Black America: Jesse Jackson
?We blacks were the first people embracing Obama, long before the people at expensive fundraisers were supporting him,? he said.
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The details are sketchy about President Barack Obama's September jobs speech, but one thing is certain: as economic manager, Obama must increase job growth substantially in the next nine months to help the millions of Americans who are unemployed find jobs, to strengthen the economy, and to save his presidency.
Joe Biden China Visit: 5 Things the Vice President Must Discuss
Joe Biden has much on his agenda when during his visit to China this week.
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The White House on Wednesday said President Barack Obama would unveil fresh ideas to jump-start the economy and cut deficits, but details offered so far appeared to be a compilation of old proposals.
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President Barack Obama will give a major jobs speech in early September, according to a source.
Business to U.S. deficit panel: tackle taxes, Medicare
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Business to deficit panel: tackle taxes, Medicare
A big business group on Tuesday urged lawmakers on a deficit-cutting panel to revamp the U.S. tax code and health and retirement programs as they go about their task of finding $1.2 trillion in savings.
On Bus Tour, Obama Shifts Blame to Republicans
President Barack Obama sought on Tuesday to turn voter anger over the economy toward Republicans in the U.S. Congress as he courted rural Americans in a campaign-style bus tour through a key election state.
White House Rebukes Perry for Threatening Remarks About Fed
The White House denounced Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry on Tuesday for his threatening remarks about U.S. Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke that represented some of the most inflammatory rhetoric of the 2012 election campaign.
Obama, GOP Hopefuls Tour the Country, Keep Tabs on Each Other
Obama and presidential contenders point out flaws, defend themselves.
Shepard Fairey: Obama 'Hope' Artist, Beaten in Copenhagen
Shepard Fairy, the Los Angeles street artist who won international acclaim for creating the popular "Hope" poster that became the image of President Barack Obama's 2008 presidential campaign was reportedly assaulted last weekend at the opening of his exhibition at a gallery in Copenhagen.
Industrial output surges as Japan quake impact eases
U.S. industrial output recorded its best gain in seven months in July as the auto sector bounced back from supply disruptions wrought by Japan's devastating earthquake in March.
What Happened to Obama? The $14.5 Trillion Question
What happened to Obama? It's a question being asked by many liberals, who say the president has not delivered on promises of hope and change.
Rick Perry Suggests Barack Obama Isn't 'Passionate' About America
Presidential candidate Rick Perry has suggested that Barack Obama isn't "passionate" about America. Perry says he will be a president that is passionate about America, if elected.
Obama Joins Foursquare, Will the President Become a Mayor?
President Barack Obama joined Foursquare, a location-based social networking website, on Monday according to the White House to sync with his economic bus tour in rural America.
Perry Blasts Fed, Obama in Noisy Start to Race
Texas Governor Rick Perry has only been a presidential candidate since Saturday, but the Republican hopeful has already produced some of the most inflammatory rhetoric of the early 2012 campaign.
Rick Perry: GOP Candidate Off Base With Obama Not 'Passionate' Insinuation
Republican presidential candidate Rick Perry insinuated President Barack Obama may not be passionate about America.
Obama Criticized by Tea Party Supporters Over Biden Comments [VIDEO]
In a face-to-face meeting with the Tea Party supporters Monday night in Iowa, President Barack Obama got served a scalding cuppa vitriol.
U.S. Infrastructure Woes: A Roadblock to Growth
Long famous for its top-notch highways and passion for cars, the United States is letting bridges rust as traffic chokes overburdened roads, threatening a pillar of its economic strength.
Obama Bus Tour: The Photos He Wants You to See
President Obama began his bus tour through Minnesota, Iowa, and Illinois on Monday as he set out to improve his image in the wake of low approval ratings.
Obama to Unveil Measures to Boost Rural Jobs
President Barack Obama will on Tuesday announce fresh steps to boost rural hiring on the second day of a bus tour through the heartland to explain his economic and job policies to anxious voters.
President Obama Declares He Has a Jobs Plan, Jabs at Republicans
President Barack Obama declared Monday night he has a jobs plan. He said he'll send it to Congress in September.
Starbucks CEO Schultz: Stop Giving to Political Campaigns Until There's a Better Debt Deal
Starbucks' (SBUX) Chief Executive Officer Howard Schultz has a solution for the nation's partisan political divide that's prevented (so far) a substantive, long-term plan to cut the budget deficit: boycott donating to political campaigns.
Obama Says Warren Buffett is Right About Taxes
Small-town Americans probably don't make as much money as Warren Buffett, but they pay more of their income in taxes, President Barack Obama said on Monday, citing the billionaire investor to argue that the government needs more revenues to balance the budget.
Obama Uses Warren Buffett New York Times Op-ed to Blame Republicans
The Warren Buffett New York Times op-ed has caused quite a stir. Buffett argued that the U.S. needs to cut the budget deficit by ?far more than? the currently $1.5 trillion 10-year cut put in place by the U.S. debt ceiling deal.
Republicans Group Big Donors Early to Face Obama
Republicans are huddling with big campaign finance donors earlier than usual in the presidential election cycle to take on President Barack Obama's fundraising juggernaut in the 2012 race.
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